Greg Casar

And progressives need to recognize what issues we are completely on the front foot about, because actually our ideas are more popular than the Democratic Party brand, and on which issues we're still doing persuasion. And so I'm here to admit on your podcast, on your show, that I understand that the mainline Democratic Party view and to flip a red state policy

And progressives need to recognize what issues we are completely on the front foot about, because actually our ideas are more popular than the Democratic Party brand, and on which issues we're still doing persuasion. And so I'm here to admit on your podcast, on your show, that I understand that the mainline Democratic Party view and to flip a red state policy

And progressives need to recognize what issues we are completely on the front foot about, because actually our ideas are more popular than the Democratic Party brand, and on which issues we're still doing persuasion. And so I'm here to admit on your podcast, on your show, that I understand that the mainline Democratic Party view and to flip a red state policy

People that are campaigning to flip a red state are likely going to have views on some of these social issues that are not as progressive as mine. Like, okay, that's fine. You know what I mean?

People that are campaigning to flip a red state are likely going to have views on some of these social issues that are not as progressive as mine. Like, okay, that's fine. You know what I mean?

People that are campaigning to flip a red state are likely going to have views on some of these social issues that are not as progressive as mine. Like, okay, that's fine. You know what I mean?

Yeah, look, I don't think anybody should run their campaign based on their Twitter replies. Well, no, of course not. Of course not. Yeah, but here's what I think. I don't think that it is just so cut and dry. Like, here's where a poll is, here's what you should just say, etc. Sure. I do understand.

Yeah, look, I don't think anybody should run their campaign based on their Twitter replies. Well, no, of course not. Of course not. Yeah, but here's what I think. I don't think that it is just so cut and dry. Like, here's where a poll is, here's what you should just say, etc. Sure. I do understand.

Yeah, look, I don't think anybody should run their campaign based on their Twitter replies. Well, no, of course not. Of course not. Yeah, but here's what I think. I don't think that it is just so cut and dry. Like, here's where a poll is, here's what you should just say, etc. Sure. I do understand.

I mean, and Kamala Harris, for example, ran a campaign with immigration views that were significantly more to the center than, for example, my preferred immigration platforms. The question is, how do you calibrate your policy in a way that still speaks to your values and still speaks to your base and is still where most voters are?

I mean, and Kamala Harris, for example, ran a campaign with immigration views that were significantly more to the center than, for example, my preferred immigration platforms. The question is, how do you calibrate your policy in a way that still speaks to your values and still speaks to your base and is still where most voters are?

I mean, and Kamala Harris, for example, ran a campaign with immigration views that were significantly more to the center than, for example, my preferred immigration platforms. The question is, how do you calibrate your policy in a way that still speaks to your values and still speaks to your base and is still where most voters are?

And I know that that would be, of course, a really hard question for somebody to answer that's trying to flip Louisiana or flip Texas. But here's where I think I have something to really add, which is the beginning point of your question. Even as somebody sorts that out, and as they should sort that out, if

And I know that that would be, of course, a really hard question for somebody to answer that's trying to flip Louisiana or flip Texas. But here's where I think I have something to really add, which is the beginning point of your question. Even as somebody sorts that out, and as they should sort that out, if

And I know that that would be, of course, a really hard question for somebody to answer that's trying to flip Louisiana or flip Texas. But here's where I think I have something to really add, which is the beginning point of your question. Even as somebody sorts that out, and as they should sort that out, if

an diesen ökonomischen Problemen, wir contrastieren sie nicht genug, machen sie einfach genug und machen sie glatt und groß genug, dann kann die Immigration-Konversation oder irgendeine andere soziale Diskussion dann nur das Feld dominieren. Und wir können es nicht erlauben, das Feld zu dominieren, weil am Ende des Tages, auch wenn

an diesen ökonomischen Problemen, wir contrastieren sie nicht genug, machen sie einfach genug und machen sie glatt und groß genug, dann kann die Immigration-Konversation oder irgendeine andere soziale Diskussion dann nur das Feld dominieren. Und wir können es nicht erlauben, das Feld zu dominieren, weil am Ende des Tages, auch wenn

an diesen ökonomischen Problemen, wir contrastieren sie nicht genug, machen sie einfach genug und machen sie glatt und groß genug, dann kann die Immigration-Konversation oder irgendeine andere soziale Diskussion dann nur das Feld dominieren. Und wir können es nicht erlauben, das Feld zu dominieren, weil am Ende des Tages, auch wenn

Somebody more conservative on those social issues is not going to be murderous on those issues. No matter how tough you are on it, Democrats aren't going to be for freaking sending people to foreign prison camps in El Salvador without due process. Democrats are going to be for bullying people

Somebody more conservative on those social issues is not going to be murderous on those issues. No matter how tough you are on it, Democrats aren't going to be for freaking sending people to foreign prison camps in El Salvador without due process. Democrats are going to be for bullying people